Brand comparison · 30 machines
Bean-to-cup against everything. JURA makes only fully automatic machines and publishes country of production and model year for each; De'Longhi sells automatics alongside a full portafilter range, and publishes list prices JURA does not.
Switzerland · founded 1931
Italy · founded 1902
JURA US publishes warranty terms per article number alongside its product support pages.
JURA runs a US customer-care operation with per-article product support, instructions for use, and first-party CLEARYL water filters and cleaning tablets.
JURA brewing units are not user-removable; servicing is done through JURA's own network. Hygiene is handled by integrated rinsing, cleaning and descaling programs plus automatic One-Touch milk-system cleaning on most models.
De'Longhi publishes warranty terms per SKU on its US product pages and operates a US support centre with model-specific manuals.
De'Longhi runs a US support centre with downloadable manuals per SKU and sells first-party descaler, water filters and milk-system cleaner.
The automatic range uses a removable brew group that the owner rinses under the tap — the single biggest serviceability advantage over sealed super-autos. Descaler and AquaClean-style filters are stocked first-party.
Two thermoblocks and two grinders, 35 specialties, 18 kg — this is JURA's office machine wearing a home badge.
Forty-six specialties — the largest published drinks list in JURA's home range.
Thirty-one specialties including syrup-flavoured milk foam — JURA's answer to the coffee-shop drinks menu.
A Dedica with an automatic steam wand — milk texturing without the learning curve, still in a compact body.
Two independent heating systems so brewing and steaming do not queue behind each other, with a twin-sensor grinder.
The most capable machine in De'Longhi's portafilter range: dual heating, 15 grind settings and cold extraction.